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КО ДВОРУ (где, кому) бытье, прийтись, оказаться coll PrepP Invar subj-compl with copula (subj: human or, rare, concr or abstr) usu. used with pfv past usu. neg) s.o. or sth. is welcome (at some place), suited or corresponding to s.o. 's (or some kind of) requirementsX пришёлся ко двору (в месте Y) = X fitted well (aptly) (into place Y)X fitted right in (at place Y) thing X filled the billNeg X пришёлся не ко двору (в месте Y) = X didn't fit in (at place Y)X was out of place (at place Y).Наталья пришлась Мелеховым ко двору (Шолохов 2). Natalya fitted well into the Melekhov household (2a).Перед тем, как написать стихи о свадьбе и черепахе, Мандельштам перелистал у меня в комнате томик переводов Вячеслава Иванова из Алкея и Сафо... Из переводов и пришёл «пёстрый сапожок»... Пришёлся он ко двору, потому что за отсутствием пристойной обуви я носила нелепые казанские сапожки с киевской ярмарки... (Мандельштам 2). Before writing his poem about the wedding and the tortoise, M(andelstam) had sat in my room glancing through a slender tome of Viacheslav Ivanov's translations of Alcaeus and Sappho....It was here that he got the words "brightly colored boot"....It happened to fit very aptly, since for want of proper shoes, I was wearing a grotesque pair of Kazan boots which I had bought at the Kiev fair... (2a).Вадима смущало отношение матери и сестры к Кире. Правда, пожаловаться на то, что они относятся к ней дурно, он не мог. Внешне всё было очень хорошо. И всё же Вадим чувствовал, что Кира здесь как-то не пришлась ко двору (Некрасов 1). Vadim was disconcerted by his mother's and sister's attitude to Kira. He could not, it was true, say that they treated her badly. On the surface everything was fine. Nevertheless Vadim felt that Kira somehow did not fit in here (1a). -
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• КО ДВОРУ ( где, кому) быть, прийтись, оказаться coll[PrepP; Invar; subj-compl with copula (subj: human or, rare, concr or abstr; usu. used with pfv past; usu. neg]=====⇒ s.o. or sth. is welcome (at some place), suited or corresponding to s.o.'s (or some kind of) requirements:- X was out of place (at place Y).♦ Наталья пришлась Мелеховым ко двору (Шолохов 2). Natalya fitted well into the Melekhov household (2a).♦ Перед тем, как написать стихи о свадьбе и черепахе, Мандельштам перелистал у меня в комнате томик переводов Вячеслава Иванова из Алкея и Сафо... Из переводов и пришёл "пёстрый сапожок"... Пришёлся он ко двору, потому что за отсутствием пристойной обуви я носила нелепые казанские сапожки с киевской ярмарки... (Мандельштам 2). Before writing his poem about the wedding and the tortoise, M[andelstam] had sat in my room glancing through a slender tome of Viacheslav Ivanov's translations of Alcaeus and Sappho....It was here that he got the words "brightly colored boot"....It happened to fit very aptly, since for want of proper shoes, I was wearing a grotesque pair of Kazan boots which I had bought at the Kiev fair... (2a).♦ Вадима смущало отношение матери и сестры к Кире. Правда, пожаловаться на то, что они относятся к ней дурно, он не мог. Внешне всё было очень хорошо. И всё же Вадим чувствовал, что Кира здесь как-то не пришлась ко двору (Некрасов 1). Vadim was disconcerted by his mother's and sister's attitude to Kira. He could not, it was true, say that they treated her badly. On the surface everything was fine. Nevertheless Vadim felt that Kira somehow did not fit in here (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > ко двору
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